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Votes at a glance: bills the House passed Feb. 25, 1999
Summary
The House approved a large slate of bills on Feb. 25, 1999, including appropriations and policy measures; this roundup lists each recorded floor outcome and key detail cited on the record.
The House recorded the following outcomes on Feb. 25, 1999 (tallies and short descriptions taken from House floor announcements):
- SB116 (appropriation for children's justice centers): Passed 63–0. Sponsor described two new centers and up to $150,000 for operations. - First substitute SB23 (funding for family support centers): Passed 69–0. $100,000 appropriation for Southeastern Utah center; funds non‑lapsing. - SB105 (new judicial positions): Passed 63–0. Ongoing appropriation for two juvenile judge positions (First and Seventh districts). - First substitute SB19 (sales/use tax exemption for hearing aids): Passed 59–11. - SB124 (appeals mediation funding): Passed 64–0. Establishes appellate mediation office with ~ $90,000 appropriation and protections for records. - SB74 (child-care provider background checks): Received 50 yes and 20 no; referred back to Senate for consideration. - First substitute SB9 (income tax deduction for long-term care insurance): Passed 70–0. - SB8 (research tax credits modifications): Passed 73–0. - SB90 (Higher Education New Century Scholarships): Passed 71–0 (circled and later uncircled during proceedings). - SB115 (appropriation for Utah State Fair Park, as amended): Passed 64–6. - SB133 (apprenticeship training appropriation): Passed 70–0 (amendments aligned to Senate priorities). - SB95 (appropriation for assistive technology): Passed 68–0. - SB186 (Youth Mentoring Leadership Summit): Passed 58–12. - SB100 (Heritage Highway appropriation): Passed 68–2. - First substitute SB102 (criminal sentencing amendments): Passed 69–1. - SB114 (strategic planning for educational excellence, as amended): Passed 56–13. - HB327 (Special District Elections, as amended): Passed 69–0. - HB374 (juvenile justice amendments): Passed 71–0. - HB380 (County Government amendments): Passed 69–1. - HB312 (reading initiative): Passed 72–1 (see separate article for full debate and amendments). - SB101 (disarming a peace officer): Passed 65–3.
Each of the entries above reflects the tally and short floor description as announced by the Reading Clerk or recorded by the presiding officer. For bills with substantive floor debate or significant amendments (for example HB3 12, HB3 99, SB54), separate coverage appears in dedicated articles.
